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POLITICAL ASASSINATOR
Performance / 17 Sep 2006 - 14 Jan 2006 6An original and passionate piece that draws on and explores dancer Yoram Mosenzon's time in the Israeli army
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THE FALLEN ANGELS CABARET
Performance / 30 May 2005 - 10 Jun 2005 15The award winning FALLEN ANGELS CABARET is an evening of cabaret and comedy on the raw, subversive side of respectability; a celebration of the creative spirit; a carnival of quirkiness and wickedness; a cabaret circus of the fabulous.
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FUZZY LOGIC ENSEMBLE JAZZ ORCHESTRA
Performance / 21 Oct 2005 - 14 Jan 2005 10FUZZY LOGIC ensemble is an eleven piece Jazz Orchestra, formed in September 2002.
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RRRRRRRRRRKILLKILLKILL… TO INFINITY (MAKE IT LOOK REAL)
Performance / 10 Dec 2005 - 14 Jan 2005 14This mnemotechnic spectacle, performed by three extra-ordinary dancers with sound design by Justin Jones, aims to present everything that's ever happened/ever will happen all at once.
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THE HOSPITAL
Performance / Theatre / 27 Sep 2005 - 14 Jan 2005 10In a remote provincial health clinic the beds are empty and the three duty nurses bored. As they await instructions that never seem to arrive, they instinctively revert to do what they know best: pain relief. But who should suffer the pain for the others to relieve?
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